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Hot Corn, Cold Corn Mandolin Tabs

Flatt & Scruggs

Hot Corn, Cold Corn Mandolin Tablature: One Song, Many Styles

Recomended level: Intermediate

Tags: #medium-tempo, #vocal song

This is a classic tune made popular by Flatt& Scruggs. As always start with the melody. Make listening to the Tunefox player and the linked recordings a part of your practice.

Learn how to play Hot Corn, Cold Corn on Mandolin with this selection of tablatures:

Melody
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  105 bpm
- Tuning
  GDAE
It's always good to learn the melody. Slow it down and practice listening and playing at a speed you can manage and understand. Use the difficulty slider to dial out extra not...
Learn
Simple
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  100 bpm
- Tuning
  GDAE
Hot Corn Cold Corn is a relatively tricky tune because there's an odd meter towards the end. To prepare yourself for this, listen to the Flatt & Scruggs recording on repeat!
Learn
Jam
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  100 bpm
- Tuning
  GDAE
A straightforward arrangement of Hot Corn Cold Corn that includes more scalar notes than the beginner version. Practice tip: Learn your G scale to prepare you for this solo.
Learn
Bluegrass
- Difficulty
- Key
  G
- Tempo
  100 bpm
- Tuning
  GDAE
A straight-ahead bluegrass solo with some slick scale work worked into it.
Learn

Practicing Tips

'Hot Corn Cold Corn' is a comprehensive and engaging learning resource designed to help you learn and master bluegrass mandolin tablatures at your own pace. You can choose from Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced Styles based on your skill level. This medium-tempo, vocal song will enhance your interpretation and understanding of bluegrass music.

The Tunefox platform possesses an array of features geared towards enhancing your learning journey. The Lick Switcher is a popular tool on the platform that can help expand your lick vocabulary, thereby enabling you to explore and interpret the song in a variety of styles. Tap the measure to unveil hidden licks. The result? A personalized arrangement that aligns perfectly with your preferences and learning style.

The Arrange slider is another useful tool that allows you to customize your difficulty level with accuracy and ease. Swipe it to the left to remove many “fill-in” notes for a simplified, core arrangement, or to the right to add more notes in the arrangement and experience the full song. These operations can be done with a simple swipe on the tablature. Incorporating changes in tempo can also contribute significantly to your learning process. To do so, use the tempo slider to change the tempo to a speed you're comfortable with.

Playing along with backing tracks can enhance your musical journey. Select specific measures and repeat them to consolidate your learning. The 'Speed Up' feature is especially useful as it gradually increases the playback tempo. This is perfect for progressively pushing your tempo boundaries. Start at a comfortable speed and let 'Speed Up' increase the tempo slightly each time you play through the song. Remember, regular practice and consistency are key when learning any musical instrument. Happy playing!

Hot Corn, Cold Corn lyrics

Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Fare thee well, Uncle Bill, see you in the morning, Yes sir

Upstairs, downstairs, down in the Kitchen
Upstairs, downstairs, down in the Kitchen
Upstairs, downstairs, down in the Kitchen
See Uncle Bill, see you fill 'em up again, Yes sir

Old Aunt Peggy won't you fill 'em up again
Old Aunt Peggy won't you fill 'em up again
Old Aunt Peggy won't you fill 'em up again
Ain't had a drink since I don't know when, Yes sir

Yonder comes the preacher and the children are a-crying
Yonder comes the preacher and the children are a-crying
Yonder comes the preacher and the children are a-crying
Chickens are a-hollering, toenails a-flying, Yes sir

Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Hot corn, cold corn, bring along a demijohn
Fare thee well, Uncle Bill, see you in the morning, Yes sir

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